By Esther Claudette Gittens Punctuality is a universally respected virtue, often associated with professionalism, reliability, and respect for others’ time. The saying, “It is better to be 15 minutes early than a minute late,” reflects this principle, emphasizing the value of timeliness and preparation. While this adage is widely accepted in both professional and personal […]
By: Alex R. Piquero , Chandler Hall and Nick Wilson | vitalcitynyc.org | Editorial credit: JTTucker / Shutterstock.com Since the spike in gun violence before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, the nation as a whole has reciprocally experienced a significant decline. While this national trend has been widely reported, little has been discussed about whether […]
Editorial credit: Steve Edreff / Shutterstock.com ED Unlawfully Cut Congressionally-Approved Funding for Grant Programs to Hire and Retain Teachers in Underserved School Districts Eight AGs File Lawsuit to Restore Funding to SEED and TQP Grant Programs NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James and a coalition of seven other attorneys general today filed a […]
By Sandy Connors When discussing relationships, people often focus on external factors—physical attraction, financial stability, or even social compatibility. However, the most critical elements of a successful relationship lie in the mind. Emotional intelligence, communication, shared values, and mutual respect outweigh physical attraction or sexual compatibility in fostering long-term, meaningful connections. This article will explore […]
Editorial credit: Steve Sanchez Photos / Shutterstock.com “Village Interagency Task Force” Includes More Than 10 City Agencies and Community Partners to Create a Cleaner, Safer, and More Vibrant Community NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. today announced the launch of the “Village Interagency Task Force,” […]
A recent survey reveals that, despite mounting political pressure, most small business owners continue to embrace diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices, recognizing their value for both employees and the business as a whole. This is in stark contrast to a growing number of large corporations, which have scaled back or eliminated their DEI policies. […]
The dream of owning a home is deeply rooted in the American culture, symbolizing financial success, stability, and a place to call one’s own. For many, owning a home represents a significant milestone, offering a sense of pride and accomplishment. However, turning that dream into reality requires careful planning, understanding of the housing market, and […]
By Sunita Sohrabji, Ethnic Media Services | Editorial credit: Evan El-Amin / shutterstock.com During his 100-minute speech to Congress, Trump failed to substantively address two of his key issues on the campaign trail: immigration and the economy. After three months of contemplating the fate of their party following a brutal election cycle, Democrats displayed a […]
By Sunita Sohrabji, Ethnic Media Services Vaccine skepticism, public policy changes, misinformation, and a fear of deportation has created the perfect storm for a severe flu season, say experts. Vaccine skepticism, along with a more virulent strain of the influenza virus, is contributing to an extremely difficult season for the common flu. The Centers for […]
AG James Leads 14 Attorneys General in Reminding Educational Institutions of Benefits and Legality of DEIA Initiatives NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today led a coalition of 14 attorneys general in issuing guidance to K-12 schools, colleges, and universities outlining the benefits, legality, and importance of common diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility […]